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Man Killed in Elephant Attack at Spurwing Island as Human-Wildlife Conflict Crisis Deepens
ZimParks has confirmed that a man was killed in an elephant attack at Spurwing Island. The incident highlights the escalating human-wildlife conflict crisis in Zimbabwe.
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When Gogo No Longer Knows Your Name: Zimbabwe’s Quiet Dementia Burden
Across Zimbabwe, thousands of families are learning to care for grandparents who no longer recognise them. The emotional and financial weight of dementia is falling almost entirely on households, with little formal support and even less public conversation.
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Chiredzi West MP Darlington Chiwa Remanded to October 19 in CDF Abuse Case
Chiredzi West legislator Darlington Chiwa’s long-running Constituency Development Fund abuse case has been postponed again, with the Masvingo court ordering him to surrender his passport and report monthly until his next appearance on October 19.
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Gwayi-Shangani Pipeline Faces 217-Year Wait, Coltart Warns
Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart says the 252km Gwayi-Shangani pipeline would take 217 years to finish at last year’s funding rate, even as the dam it feeds nears completion.
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Dzivarasekwa Axe Killing: Suicide Note Discovered During Burial Packing Fuels Family Rift
A note said to have been left by nurse Lyliosa Chirara after she killed her husband, ZHRC Commissioner Martin Muduva, has deepened divisions between the two families after it was found while her clothes were being packed for burial in Njanja.
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Bulawayo Man Convicted After Pointing Gun at Baby in Terrifying Armed Robbery
Trust Nkomo, 43, was found guilty of armed robbery after a home invasion in Bulawayo where he and accomplices threatened children with an axe and a gun, stealing cash and property worth US$2,683.
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Vendor Crackdown Fuels Political Storm as Opposition Accuses Zanu PF of Betrayal
A nationwide enforcement drive against street vendors has erupted into a bitter political fight, with opposition parties accusing Zanu PF of turning on the informal traders it once mobilised for support.
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Zimbabwe Govt Announces Sweeping Clean-Up: New Vending Hours, Property Abatement Orders
The government has imposed immediate restrictions on vending hours and ordered local authorities to issue abatement orders against dilapidated buildings as part of a nationwide clean-up campaign.
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Gwayi-Shangani Pipeline Could Take 217 Years to Finish, Coltart Warns
Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart says the 252km Gwayi-Shangani pipeline would need more than two centuries to complete at last year’s funding pace, exposing a US$543 million financing gap between the dam and the city it is meant to supply.
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Health Emergency Looms as Mnangagwa Shuffles Top Officials; Chess Star Shines in Uzbekistan
Parliamentary committee uncovers critical drug shortages at NatPharm, First Lady sparks controversy with herbal remedy comments, President reshuffles secretaries, and Nomalungelo Mathe takes Zimbabwean chess to the world stage on a day of stark contrasts.
